Actively hiring foreigners [Kitchen] Garlic shrimp shop in a resort area representing Okinawa

Job type: Garlic shrimp shop kitchen staff (cooking)

[Work to be entrusted to you]

We will help you prepare food at the popular garlic shrimp shop “THE GARLIC SHRIMP.”

〈Specifically〉

・Easy cooking (I make it according to a fixed recipe)

・Food arrangement

・Preparing drinks

・Tableware is dry

・Clean up and clean the kitchen

Let's start with an easy task. There is training, so even those who are new to cooking can feel at ease.

▼ This job is perfect for people like this

・Those who like to work fidgety

・Those who are interested in cooking or want to gain experience in cooking

・Those who want to work behind the scenes rather than customer service

・Those who want to move to Okinawa and work

Approximately 60% of our customers are foreigners. This is a popular garlic shrimp specialty store where you can meet customers from all over the world.

Onna Village (Onna Son) is called a “west coast resort,” and why don't you work in an area where beautiful seas and luxury resort hotels line up?

[Eligibility Requirements (Visas)]

*This recruitment is for visas without employment restrictions (permanent residents, permanent residents, spouses, etc.) or those who have permission to do activities outside of their qualifications (international students, etc.).

Applications for the “Technical/Humanities Knowledge/International Business” visa will not be accepted.

▼GOOD POINTS

☆ Study abroad and specific activity visas are welcome

☆ Inexperienced people are welcome; no age, educational background, or experience required; active from 20s to middle-aged and elderly

☆ There are free food, employee discounts, and uniform rental

☆ Car/motorcycle commuting OK; private parking available; transportation expenses are paid up to 31,600 yen per month

☆ Fully equipped with social insurance/full-time employee recruitment/annual salary increase opportunity

▼ About the required level of Japanese

Since there is customer service such as customer guidance, cash register, food provision, etc., we assume people who can have everyday conversation (approximate N3).

However, there are many foreign customers and English is unnecessary, so if the actual conversation is centered around a fixed form, there is a possibility that you can work even at a slightly easier Japanese level